By Melissa Gauger 2017 has been a year filled with political turmoil, changing environments, personal growth, and perhaps most notably, great new music. Over the course of the past nine months, renowned bands such as…
WERS Album Review Artwork for Sleep Well Beast by The National By Melissa Gauger “Meet me in the stairwell in a second for a glass of gin,” Matt Berninger croons in the first lines of…
The Adam Ezra Group is set to put out their new record on Sunday, and WERS wants to make sure you’re up to speed with the latest from the talented local ensemble. On Wednesday afternoon,…
9.PWR BTTM – LOL This is the latest single off their sophomore album Pageant coming out May 12. Champions of the queer punk scene, PWR BTTM is back to glitter, excellent guitar solos, and complicated…
Celebrate history with the legendary Emerson alum who have helped shape the world. Created to honor alumni and faculty who contributed to the station’s success or distinguished themselves through their accomplishments in the industry. 2024…
This episode of You Are Here discusses the future of a historic news kiosk in Cambridge, Frederick Douglass and an exhibit in his honor, and a local gallery that holds an annual AIDS benefit exhibition….
By Erin Hussey: Opening up day two at Boston Calling, Allston based Palehound fronted by singer-songwriter Ellen Kempner, discerned herself from the typical indie fare featured at one of Boston’s favorite festivals. But despite this,…
By: Suzie Hicks Lisa Hannigan and Aaron Dessner kicked off Boston Calling today at 7:00 sharp. With a quiet, ethereal song equipped with all of the fixings of a classic slow-indie performance–including (but not limited…
On April 12, a Tuesday night, Thao and the Get Down Stay Down sold out The Sinclair. The audience was buzzing to hear music from Thao Nguyen’s newest album “A Man Alive”, a powerful work…
On the last days of Pride month, WERS wants to continue celebrating pride with four queer artists who not only were amazing musicians, but also are and were massive contributors and influences within the LGBTQIA+ community: Kathleen Hanna, Bonnie Fraser, George Michael, and David Bowie
The Platters, with their four number-one hits and a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, did not merely persevere—they thrived.
You Are Here From WERS · Women’s march descends on Boston Common By Cooper Formica International Women’s Day is a holiday observed annually on March 8 to celebrate and advocate for women’s rights worldwide. Demonstrators…
